Is Gen Z Trapped by AI?
BBC interviews Gen Z workers about how AI is closing off entry-level careers before they could begin (United Kingdom, June 2026).
Technology & AI
Is the Social Media Ban Working? Teens Give Their Verdict
BTN High interviews Australian teens six months into the social media ban to ask (Australia, June 2026).
The AI Backlash: Why Gen Z Is Pushing Back
BBC World Service documents the generational turning point in AI sentiment: the cohort that was supposed to be most AI-native is instead leading the backlash (United States and United Kingdom, June 2026).
Fury Over Facial Recognition Cameras: Becoming More Like a Surveillance State
GBNews captures raw civilian reaction to the UK government rolling out live facial recognition cameras across public spaces (United Kingdom, May 2026).
AI Is Taking Their Jobs. But They Are Fighting Back.
Washington Post profiles workers across creative and technical industries who have had their income cut by AI (United States, May 2026).
How Will AI Impact the Jobs Market?
A BBC Question Time special on AI and jobs puts real workers in conversation with policymakers and tech voices (United Kingdom, May 2026).
Is AI a Friend or an Enemy? Strangers Weigh In
Asked whether AI is a friend or an enemy (United States, 2026).
What Do Americans Think Social Media Is Doing to Their Kids?
Street interviews on social media and youth mental health (National Mall, Washington D.C., 2026).
Will the World-First Social Media Ban Work?
60 Minutes Australia interviews families on both sides of the social media ban (Australia, December 2025).
Why Is Gen Z Struggling to Get Into Work?
BBC Newscast interviews young people who are applying for entry-level jobs and not getting them (United Kingdom, December 2025).
Is AI a Friend or an Enemy? We Asked Strangers on the Street
Street interviews asking passersby whether they see AI as a helpful tool or a threat (Street location, United States, 2025).
What Do Floridians Think About Data Centers? Street Interview
Street interviews asking Floridians their views on the rapid growth of data centers in the state (Florida, 2025).